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596	Centers for Disease Control and Prevention	Html	en	Combatting Childhood Obesity | CDC Features	Recent scientific studies are beginning to show progress against the childhood obesity epidemic, but the numbers of young people affected by obesity remain at high levels. Learn what you can do to combat childhood obesity.	physical education 0.515051 Los Angeles County 0.505015 free drinking water 0.501731 childhood obesity epidemic 0.744282 high cholesterol 0.464315 family tap water 0.498136 children 0.51613 Recent scientific studies 0.52089 physical activity programs 0.621346 Healthy Recipes 0.470449 school districts 0.465777 easy choice 0.503464 Sugar-Sweetened Beverage Consumption 0.500497 school physical activity 0.533408 body mass index 0.510997 childhood obesity numbers 0.618886 childhood obesity rates 0.772068 school meals 0.46612 small declines 0.464166 child care center 0.50553 older children 0.468878 healthy choice 0.517924 fewer sugary beverages 0.511498 95th percentile 0.463481 United States 0.526162	healthy school nutrition 0.53233 high levels 0.470546 young people 0.465858 good news 0.574557 child care 0.525607 sugar-sweetened beverages 0.467633 quality school meal 0.510702 Vital Signs report 0.505095 meal program 0.496208 Child Care Resource 0.505116 harmful effects 0.461862 appropriate media time 0.495745 Teen BMI Calculator 0.526029 healthy weight 0.477736 added sugars 0.512997 physical activity 0.786799 fewer physical activity 0.549015 limit screen time 0.495888 recent CDC survey 0.510287 high blood pressure 0.515727 childhood obesity 0.960686 quality physical education 0.51404 physical activity breaks 0.522389 simple online Child 0.518416	CLICK HERE
5620	Centers for Disease Control and Prevention	Html	en	Difluorodibromomethane - NIOSH Pocket Guide to Chemical Hazards	null	MPEG 0.378858 search 0.263099 PDF 0.261307 PPT 0.446092	DOC 0.368812 information 0.262482 different file formats 0.938484 page 0.276773	CLICK HERE
6467	Centers for Disease Control and Prevention	Html	en	http://www.cdc.gov/pcd/issues/2012/10_0292.htm	Healthy Kids, Healthy Communities (HKHC) is an initiative of the Robert Wood Johnson Foundation to prevent obesity among high-risk children by changing local policies, systems, and environments.	CDC recommendation 0.504903 childhood obesity 0.693337 ways partnerships 0.32272 environmental change strategies 0.340055 Wood Johnson Foundation 0.492531 community partnerships 0.656023 community gardens 0.383973 Rev Public Health 0.333179 healthy food 0.444621 community strategies 0.534377 childhood obesity prevention 0.388434 partnerships proposed strategies 0.52935 National Academies Press 0.328937 common community strategies 0.374507 corresponding CDC recommendation 0.379215 soon-to-be recommended strategies 0.334324 HKHC-funded partnerships 0.369496 proposals 0.522509 joint-use agreements 0.323012 Annu Rev Public 0.330025 outdoor recreation facilities 0.403076 environmental changes 0.387546 health promotion 0.382015 funded HKHC communities 0.36372 Robert Wood Johnson 0.49254	CDC’s recommendations 0.350508 technical assistance 0.387488 HKHC strategies 0.350016 HKHC program proposals 0.389007 CDC category 0.490746 Thirty-one partnerships 0.325665 CDC recommendations 0.979277 St. Louis 0.32369 food policy councils 0.368188 limit sedentary activity 0.348804 HKHC proposals 0.422297 CDC indicator 0.337077 multidisciplinary partnerships 0.325327 strategies 0.80103 limit sedentary behavior 0.330972 HKHC community partnerships 0.428773 HKHC National Program 0.332911 urban areas 0.322958 traffic safety 0.358755 physical activity 0.781793 HKHC partnerships 0.664226 content analysis 0.335402 local community strategies 0.395276 policy change strategies 0.344215	CLICK HERE
7116	Centers for Disease Control and Prevention	Html	en	Methodologic Changes in the Behavioral Risk Factor Surveillance System in 2011 and Potential Effects on Prevalence Estimates	Persons using assistive technology might not be able to fully access information in this file. For assistance, please send e-mail to: mmwrq@cdc.gov.	cellular telephone households 0.630891 cellular telephone surveys 0.226788 CDC 0.274799 new weighting methods 0.310399 data 0.276243 landline telephone 0.284865 BRFSS statistical weighting 0.269785 state-level prevalence estimates 0.293643 trend line 0.270862 BRFSS prevalence estimates 0.354946 Risk Factor Surveillance 0.354459 statistical weighting method 0.318876 health risk behaviors 0.328767 prevalence estimates 0.540783 landline telephone responses 0.224397 weighting method 0.339717 cellular telephone responses 0.2356 statistical weighting process 0.228481 BRFSS data 0.217886 cellular telephone–only respondents 0.213636 new methods 0.343342 cellular telephones 0.441025 public health surveillance 0.228651 state-level estimates 0.226144	landline telephone households 0.248638 public health 0.457378 BRFSS 0.374332 new statistical weighting 0.234727 cellular telephone interviews 0.441643 cellular telephone pilot 0.236911 sophisticated weighting method 0.234218 cellular telephone-only households 0.234362 public health officials 0.381409 weighting 0.416051 population health surveys 0.240505 U.S. households 0.296675 cellular telephone–only households 0.823556 statistical weighting 0.362257 cellular telephone data 0.255214 BRFSS state-level prevalence 0.258436 chronic disease 0.201081 cellular telephone respondents 0.28411 previous weighting procedures 0.300461 health surveillance systems 0.223225 expert panel 0.209263 Behavioral Risk Factor 0.357245 cellular telephone inclusion 0.220428	CLICK HERE
9520	Centers for Disease Control and Prevention	Html	en	Vaccine Information Statement: Rotavirus VIS Provider Guidance - Vaccines - CDC	Provider Guidance for rotavirus VIS	MPEG 0.378858 search 0.263099 PDF 0.261307 PPT 0.446092	DOC 0.368812 information 0.262482 different file formats 0.938484 page 0.276773	CLICK HERE
11570	Centers for Disease Control and Prevention	Html	en	NER - Peer-Reviewed Biomonitoring Articles | Perfluorinated Compounds	null	MPEG 0.378858 search 0.263099 PDF 0.261307 PPT 0.446092	DOC 0.368812 information 0.262482 different file formats 0.938484 page 0.276773	CLICK HERE
12268	Centers for Disease Control and Prevention	Html	en	Dr. Joseph Mountin's Microscope	CDC Centers for Disease Control and Prevention David J. Sencer CDC Museum	reason 0.328716 Centers 0.32674 Carrollton 0.328662 Jr. 0.322686 wartime malaria control 0.623108 Mr. Daniel Joseph 0.537355 effort 0.328075 Dr. Mountin 0.790724 facts 0.324686 house 0.321773 microscope 0.396486 content 0.323253 Ms. Joan Hopke 0.568645 Naples 0.324633 things 0.324236 J. Sencer CDC 0.728957 e-mail 0.322231 infrequently trod 0.489332 grandfather 0.333007	exhibit 0.321635 passion 0.32662 views 0.323445 toes 0.337997 spouses 0.329696 grandson 0.33388 display 0.32177 health 0.345993 status quo 0.461792 people 0.324138 storage closet 0.442189 memoirist 0.349056 vision 0.324748 Joseph W. Mountin 0.951274 Excellence 0.327321 CDC Museum 0.728325 David 0.321734 Hugh Leavell 0.514536	CLICK HERE
12985	Centers for Disease Control and Prevention	Html	en	Announcement: World Water Day - March 22, 2015	World Water Day, sponsored by the United Nations, is observed every year on March 22. This year, World Water Day focuses on water and sustainable development. Water is a finite resource that is fundamental to human health and well-being.	unpredictable changes 0.575624 endorsement 0.469118 United Nations 0.585408 protected spring 0.559806 Human Services 0.663725 environmental health 0.575952 human health 0.608324 MMWR HTML versions 0.676103 U.S. Department 0.665735 global water 0.612921 water resources 0.610502 electronic PDF version 0.667002 Additional information 0.560392 rainwater collection 0.559809 Contact GPO 0.57651 commercial sources 0.554141 sustainable development 0.909194 current prices 0.549555 persons 0.450104 original paper copy 0.673113 public standpipe 0.570027 finite resource 0.578655 World Water 0.845531 household connection 0.553926	improved water source 0.784862 U.S. Government Printing 0.681151 original MMWR paper 0.670948 environmental systems 0.567848 global access 0.55711 human contact 0.568478 MMWR readers 0.55839 character translation 0.548336 thermal electricity generation 0.699076 human waste 0.570202 deeper understanding 0.564806 drinking water 0.616148 energy security 0.566569 format errors 0.547495 exponential rate 0.563489 hygiene resources 0.553777 typeset documents 0.554261 trade names 0.554245 official text 0.546585 food 0.455107 non-CDC sites 0.552606 sanitation facilities 0.74561 electronic conversions 0.544354 vital role 0.566616	CLICK HERE
13175	Centers for Disease Control and Prevention	Html	en	Announcements: Drinking Water Week - May 3-9, 2015	The United States has one of the safest public drinking water supplies in the world (1). Tap water not only provides water for daily personal activities such as drinking, bathing, and cooking, but also benefits communities by providing water to serve businesses, schools, and hospitals. A safe supply of water is an important part of overall health.	annual observance 0.467155 waterborne diseases 0.468736 endorsement 0.372203 ways consumers 0.456063 Human Services 0.564089 typhoid fever 0.464878 MMWR HTML versions 0.57759 U.S. Department 0.559934 electronic PDF version 0.563947 public drinking water 0.824061 climate change 0.450226 overall health 0.475956 H2O 0.332952 marked decrease 0.469166 safe drinking water 0.751124 benefits communities 0.4774 Contact GPO 0.481926 U.S. water supply 0.675721 commercial sources 0.456945 domestic water quality 0.670217 environmental regulation 0.457169 current prices 0.446851 bathing 0.334302 New challenges 0.452192	original paper copy 0.55916 safe supply 0.467217 water sources 0.53156 United States 0.480015 new ways 0.456511 U.S. Government Printing 0.572464 original MMWR paper 0.571669 water pollutants 0.539085 water availability 0.521529 MMWR readers 0.459527 character translation 0.444761 adverse health effects 0.608725 U.S. public health 0.611978 drinking water 0.938199 format errors 0.447742 typeset documents 0.454528 trade names 0.453152 past century 0.461307 official text 0.442811 treatment practices 0.462141 non-CDC sites 0.451384 electronic conversions 0.443012 daily personal activities 0.627491 drinking water infrastructure 0.757351	CLICK HERE
13922	Centers for Disease Control and Prevention	Html	en	Prevalence of Cholesterol Treatment Eligibility andMedication Use Among Adults - United States, 2005-2012	The Morbidity and Mortality Weekly Report (MMWR) Series is prepared by the Centers for Disease Control and Prevention (CDC). Often called 'the Voice of CDC,' the MMWR series is the agency's primary vehicle for scientific publication of timely, reliable, authoritative, accurate, objective, and useful public health information and recommendations. MMWR readership predominately consists of physicians, nurses, public health practitioners, epidemiologists and other scientists, researchers, educators, and laboratorians.	medication bottles 0.412854 major risk factor 0.376371 eligibility criteria 0.371258 low-density lipoprotein cholesterol 0.443804 fasting laboratory 0.370869 myocardial infarction 0.37005 public health practitioners 0.427002 Ariadne K. DeSimone 0.372328 significant differences 0.41761 atherosclerotic cardiovascular disease 0.378738 total cholesterol 0.398005 high cholesterol foods 0.426998 ASCVD risk 0.398038 high blood level 0.373019 prescription medication interview.† 0.442759 high cholesterol 0.435687 prescription medication questionnaire 0.426598 high-density lipoprotein cholesterol 0.428076 lower your cholesterol 0.398742 Current cholesterol-lowering medication 0.55065 complete cholesterol management 0.445212 prescription medication file 0.428544 public health 0.449643 cardiovascular disease 0.392831	racial/ethnic groups 0.384039 Million Hearts initiative 0.396719 Carla Mercado 0.371719 current eligibility guidelines 0.377828 cholesterol treatment guidelines 0.472198 U.S. adults 0.438782 cholesterol treatment 0.696699 electronic health records 0.369529 NHANES cycles 0.392613 recent national guidelines 0.384168 lifestyle modifications 0.735736 blood cholesterol 0.387632 10-year ASCVD risk 0.37529 persons 0.405351 racial/ethnic disparities 0.37874 disease management programs 0.426435 cholesterol-lowering medication 0.964343 lifestyle modification questions 0.374348 cholesterol-lowering medications 0.514272 coronary heart disease 0.422767 ACC/AHA guidelines 0.605959 LDL cholesterol 0.409054 prescription medication 0.470646	CLICK HERE